Stayed for two nights. Room was nice, no complaints there. But the bar noise did bleed into the suite until late. Not ideal if you want an early night. Dress code seemed random too, saw guys in sneakers right after someone got turned away. They did offer a small discount at checkout, so that was decent. Location is great though, easy walk to everything.

Decent spot for an afternoon drink. Good music, solid beer and wine list. Bar area&#39;s comfortable enough to hang out for a while.

The setting is really beautiful and the service made us feel well taken care of. Food was creative too. Just a bit pricey, but for a nice evening out it worked fine.

Came for the game meat and the venison stew didn&#39;t let me down. Chestnut noodles were a nice change too, hearty and warm. Portion felt right for the price. If you&#39;re tired of fondue and want something different, this is a solid stop.

The gnocchi at lunch was the highlight&mdash;soft, pillowy, exactly what I needed. Sat outside and watched the town go by, location really is unbeatable. Staff were nice too, no complaints there. Just wish the sun had stayed out a bit longer, but that&#39;s not on them. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the center.

Pizza was solid, service efficient enough. Busy spot though&mdash;even with a reservation we waited a bit. Food made up for it.

Stopped by for lunch after a morning walk. The chef and his wife really care about what they serve. I had the grilled fish, it was fresh and simply seasoned. They even came by to ask how everything was. A bit pricey, but the quality felt honest. Nice spot in St. Moritz if you want something light.

The grilled shrimp was fresh, cooked just right. Lake and mountain views from the table too, but honestly the shrimp alone would bring me back.

Came here with a couple of friends last week and honestly the escargots were the highlight for me. So buttery and garlicky, perfect for sharing. We also got the apple strudel with vanilla cream sauce and it was super comforting. Vito checked on us a few times, really friendly guy. Place is small so it gets a bit cozy, but that kinda adds to the vibe 😊

The grilled octopus with potatoes and garlic was really well done&mdash;simple but full of flavor. I sat near the window and the light was nice, though the chairs got a bit uncomfortable after a while. Still, a decent spot if you&#39;re after Portuguese classics without any fuss.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. Place is in an old building, nice vibe inside. They got these little cow figurines on the tables, kinda fun. Had the r&ouml;sti, decent portion. Service was fine, nothing special. Prices are what you expect for the area. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby, not sure I&#39;d go out of my way though.

Classic Engadin spot for sure. The location is perfect for a ski break and the food was solid. Just gets really busy, so definitely book ahead.

The terrace is really the selling point here &mdash; proper alpine vibes without having to hike for hours. Sat outside and just watched the mountains while eating. Charcoal-grilled lamb was solid, they cook it right there so you get that smoky smell with your food. Place has that old-school refuge feel, nothing fancy but comfortable. Would come back just for the setting honestly.

The terrace view over the valley is stunning. Had the beef ravioli, which were tasty, but honestly the prices are a bit steep for what you get. Fine for a light lunch if you&#39;re not hungry.

We came for Valentine&rsquo;s Day and the sommelier, Kamil, really made the evening. He knew his champagne well and explained each pairing in a way that was easy to follow. The wine matched the food beautifully. Just a heads up, the place got a bit loud later on, but the service stayed attentive. A nice spot if you enjoy learning a little with your meal.

The local meats and cheeses were solid. Let us sample before buying, which was nice. Everything we took home tasted good.

The wood-fired pizzas are solid. Crust gets that nice char, toppings actually taste fresh. Came out quicker than I expected, which was good cause I was starving. Place was a bit loud but whatever. Fine for a quick bite near the station.

Right next to the station, so it&rsquo;s hard to beat for a quick coffee before catching a train. Got a window seat with a decent view over the lake. Staff handled the morning rush without making me wait long. Fine for what it is&mdash;nothing fancy, but I&rsquo;d stop by again if I&rsquo;m passing through.

The beef tartare here is the real deal. They prep it right at your table, which I liked. Flavor was rich, proper seasoning, not overdressed. Portion was generous too. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to the room, but the wood paneling was fine. If you&#39;re into tartare, this is a solid spot. I&#39;d order it again.

Nice terrace, that&#39;s the main draw. New manager seems to be keeping things tight. Service was on point. Solid spot for a relaxed meal.

The chocolate is seriously good&mdash;rich and smooth. Staff let us sample plenty before deciding. Pricey, but you&#39;re paying for quality.

Been coming here for a while now. Pad krapao&rsquo;s still solid, tastes fresh every time. They even made that spicy salmon salad off-menu again&mdash;nice touch.

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